Definition
Global investing involves building portfolios that include securities from multiple countries, both developed and emerging markets. It provides diversification benefits since economies don't move in perfect sync. Global portfolios can be actively managed or passively track international indices. Considerations include currency, country risk, and tax implications.
Example
A global equity portfolio might hold 60% U.S., 25% developed international, and 15% emerging markets for diversified exposure.
FAQ
What is Global Investing?
Investment approach including both domestic and international securities.
Why is Global Investing important?
Global Investing helps investors evaluate international and make more informed decisions.